Alfred's Drum Method, Bk 1: The Most Comprehensive Beginning Snare Drum Method Ever!
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Author(s)Sandy Feldstein, Dave Black,
PublisherAlfred Music
ISBN / ASIN0882847937
ISBN-139780882847931
Sales Rank7,498
CategoryMusic
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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Alfred's Drum Method, Book 1 (of 2) is the ideal teaching tool to help prepare beginning players for all styles of snare drum and percussion performance. This best-selling book contains 80 pages of excellent sequential instruction covering rudimental studies, roll studies, contest solos, and bass drum and cymbal technique, as well as 23 solos suitable for recitals and contests. This title is available in SmartMusic.
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